Rowan in Temple

Earlier this month, our Rowan team spent time volunteering at the Ronald McDonald House Charities, Temple, TX, helping support families staying close to their loved ones during treatment.

A big thank you to Chick-fil-A South 31st Street for providing lunches for the day. We're looking forward to partnering with you again soon!

As always, we're very grateful to our partners and to the Temple community for the opportunity to show up and support our neighbors in a meaningful way.

Each of Rowan’s three projects have gone through multiple public hearings and formal city review.

In addition to the formal public process, we hosted a community open house in March, and also host a regular neighbor dinner for those living near our projects to connect with the construction team.

Transparency is a priority for us. We understand there are still questions, and we expect that.

We are available to answer your questions directly and are committed to providing clear information as the projects move forward. If you’d like to connect in person, please reach out via our website contact form.

You can find details and submit questions anytime at www.rowantemple.com

Energy planning is handled carefully and in coordination with the local utility from the start.

We work directly with the utility to make sure capacity is accounted for before any project moves forward.

Rowan funds the required infrastructure, not taxpayers, and the utility has confirmed these projects do not impact existing service reliability.

We approach energy planning with the same mindset as the community. Thoughtful, responsible, and focused on getting it right.

You can learn more about how energy is planned and managed at www.rowantemple.com

Rowan in Temple

If you check your bank account, stream a show, schedule a doctor's visit, or use your phone, you are relying on data centers.

This is not future infrastructure. It is already part of everyday life.

What we are building supports the same services that people in Temple depend on every single day.

More on how these systems work at www.rowantemple.com

Rowan's private $2.1B investment in Temple approaches the level of economic impact associated with hosting World Cup matches in Texas. ⚽

The difference is how that impact is delivered. Data centers are long-term infrastructure, not a one-time boost, and they do not place significant new demands on public resources.

Data centers will help Temple grow through steady investment year after year that delivers real returns — without shifting costs onto taxpayers.

Learn more at www.rowantemple.com.

We are making a long-term investment in Temple.

More than $2.1 billion dollars is being invested across these projects. That supports over 1,500 construction jobs and generates about $20 million dollars each year in property tax revenue.

That funding supports schools, police, fire, and infrastructure across the community.

These are not short-term projects. They are designed to be part of Temple for generations.

You can see the full impact at www.rowantemple.com

Rowan's projects here in Temple have followed the same public process as other major developments in the city — and then some. In March, we also hosted a community open house where nearly 100 residents connected with our subject matter experts on everything from water use to site plans to job opportunities.

Our data centers are located on land designated for industrial use and have gone through multiple public hearings and formal review with city leadership.

There are no non-disclosure agreements in place. The process is public and structured.

This reflects how Temple plans for growth, and we are part of that process alongside the community.

You can review details and timelines at www.rowantemple.com

Living near Rowan data centers should not feel different from your normal routine.

Our sites are designed to fit into the area with minimal impact. Visibility is buffered with trees and setbacks; noise is controlled, lighting stays contained, and traffic remains low once operations begin.

And during construction, our team provides regular opportunities to connect with our closest neighbors and ensure we're taking their feedback and answering their questions.

We have designed these facilities to operate respectfully within the community without changing how nearby properties are experienced.

You can see how that works at www.rowantemple.com

We are hearing the same questions many of you are asking.

Water. Energy. Long-term impact.

Those are reasonable questions, and they deserve clear answers.

Our role at Rowan is to provide straightforward information, answer directly, and make sure you have access to the latest information so you can understand how our projects actually operate.

Start with the information already available at rowantemple.com

One of the best ways to get your questions answered directly is by filling out our contact form on the website.

Water is one of the biggest questions we hear across the state, especially during a Central Texas summer.

Each Rowan facility is filled once with about two million gallons of water, and that water stays inside a closed system and is reused for years. It is not continuously pulled from the city.

Daily use is about four thousand gallons, comparable to a standard office building in or around Temple.

For perspective, the City of Temple uses roughly fifteen to twenty million gallons of water every day.

These systems are designed to perform in Texas heat without requiring additional water input.

You can learn more about how the system works at www.rowantemple.com.

Rowan in Temple